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Worth 980 Plus An insurance agent is an interesting person. He will sell only so much insurance for your auto or house or business. But he will sell all the life insurance you can afford for yourself, your spouse, and all members of your family. Now, he's a business man. He knows that an auto or house is worth only so much, and its worth can be calculated almost to the dollar. But not so with the human being! No. calculation can determine the worth of a person. No price is too great; no sacrifice too severe for one individual life. Someone calculated years ago that "the human body contains: — enough lime to white wash a chicken coop; — enough fat to make two bars of soap; — enough potassium to set off a toy cannon; — enough sulfur to rid a dog of fleas; — enough iron to make a twelve penny nail; — enough phosphorous to tip a box of matches; — enough gases to fill a few jars, — and the rest is water. Total worth at pre-inflation prices: 98 cents" But we, along with the insurance agent, know better. We are created in God's image. Dust, yes, but dust that’s been in Divine Hands. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son...." (John 3:16)
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